I've reached 100 Technozi posts!
A big thank you to my few followers readers and fans so far.
My plans for 2012 the year of the Snake.
Well yes some posts by words for Snake and also more radicals.
I also study ceramics so I'll be posting explaining the name of various glazes.
Plus other topics and images of interesting calligraphy and fonts and modern typography as I find them.
The year of the Snake starts February 10.
I'm working on a New Year's Greeting Card!
Wednesday, 16 January 2013
Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Elephant Xiang
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Scribal Note
I found out AFTER I finished the card there's another Austroasiatic word used in Vietnamese for elephant.
So a request and reminder If you know of any words in Chinese dialects or Asian languages that I couldn't find please send them to me via the comments box or email? I go thru every major Internet resource and ALL my PRINT reference books but sometimes ...
Monday, 14 January 2013
Rainbow Textured Zi
Friday, 11 January 2013
More about SHU
If you've come across this post after a random search please refer back to the post just before this one.
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Tuesday, 8 January 2013
Radical Two
A look at the second radical.
Now please please look at the follow up post with extra notes about SHU .
The modern form of gun requires Unihan 68cd.
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Saturday, 5 January 2013
A new logo for this blog
Please let me know what you think of this as a possible new logo header jpg for this blog?
This image was created using Inkscape .
I combined rainbow with a couple of other filters but stuck to Black and a simpler raised effect for the bottom half.
Why black under rainbow?
That old dictum about black ink producing the five colors if used skilfully?
So what do you think change the logo or not?
Thursday, 3 January 2013
(RE) Introducing Technozi
Just a explanation and reminder of what Technozi is about:
Primarily HANZI the chinese characters used to Write Sinitic dialects and other East Asian languages like Japanese Korean and formerly Vietnamese.
I've blogged on Calligraphy typography fonts unihan dialects and occassionally diverge with posts on other Asian scripts and Asian culture and history in general.
Primarily HANZI the chinese characters used to Write Sinitic dialects and other East Asian languages like Japanese Korean and formerly Vietnamese.
I've blogged on Calligraphy typography fonts unihan dialects and occassionally diverge with posts on other Asian scripts and Asian culture and history in general.
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